Micro concrete, the elegant, clean choice for restaurants, cafés and bars
Thanks to its aesthetic and practical qualities, micro concrete is an ideal restoration solution.
Opening or renovating a restaurant is as much about taste as it is about decoration. The appearance of the site is an important first step.
We enter a restaurant to satisfy our taste buds, but not only that: it’s also about spending a pleasant moment in an atmosphere that promotes well-being. These days, more attention is paid not only to the way we eat, but also to the setting in which we eat.
In practical terms, a restaurant floor must be stain-resistant and easy to wash, two major advantages of Marius Aurenti’s micro concrete.
In the bathroom or washroom, micro concrete can be used on all surfaces: floors, walls, tables, counters, basins… Its hardness makes it extremely resistant to colored or greasy stains.
On furniture, it helps create an original yet functional look, and allows you to create color matches between different pieces of furniture, floors and walls.
On walls, it decorates with its subtle hues and play of light, while its finishing and maintenance products make it easy to clean.
Marius Aurenti’s micro concrete helps create a distinctive look, combining with other materials such as untreated wood, metal and cement tiles to give the room a remarkable allure.
In washrooms, on floors, walls, washbasins and vanity tops, micro concrete makes cleaning easier while adding character to the space. A sure-fire deco touch that dispenses with the superfluous.
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Restaurants and cafés in micro concrete by Marius Aurenti
Momzi donuts store / Elevated Donuts – Paris
This high-end doughnut store in the 2nd arrondissement of Paris caters for gourmets and other food lovers.
The floors are finished in taupe-colored micro concrete with cloud effects.
Address: 1 Rue Cherubini, 75002 Paris
Architects : David & Boulogne / Architecture & Décoration
Café Caractère – Paris
This coffee shop in Paris’s 11th arrondissement serves all kinds of coffee, drinks and home-made pastries.
On floors and walls, beige and bluish Marius Aurenti micro concrete creates a warm, luminous atmosphere.
Address: 2 Rue des Taillandiers, 75011 Paris
Restaurant Kamo Kamo – Mérignac
This fast-food restaurant, which bills itself as Fast Good, serves meals tailored to today’s diverse tastes, including vegan and halal, with and without gluten and lactose.
Their vast on-site catering area features a smooth, homogeneous matte-white micro concrete floor that’s easy to maintain.
Address: 5 Rue Albert Einstein, 33700 Mérignac
Café Ineko – Paris
Now closed, this Parisian restaurant sold simple dishes with an emphasis on seasonal vegetables, in a sleek, chic Marius Aurenti white micro concrete space, under a large glass roof.
Address: 13 Rue des Gravilliers, 75003 Paris
Architect: François Champsaur
Restaurant La Parenthèse – Valence
This gourmet restaurant in the Drôme region, close to the Valence TGV train station, offers 3 rooms that can be booked for corporate meals and meetings. Its local, committed cuisine will delight lovers of authenticity.
The place makes extensive use of micro concrete, anthracite with cloud effect on the walls, light on the floor and kitchen worktops, and beige on the facade.
Address: 3 Rue Brillat Savarin, 26300 Châteauneuf-sur-Isère
Restaurant Pitaya – Liège
Specializing in Thai cuisine, this Liège-based restaurant serves everything that delights the taste buds from the “land of smiles”: kebabs, cucumber salads, Thai soups…
Its light-reflecting anthracite-gray satin-finish micro concrete floor gives it a classy, modern look.
Address: 13 rue des Dominicains, 4000 Liège, Belgium
